Through this project, we aimed for young and low-skilled job seekers and those over 45 to: - Acquire knowledge about the social, solidarity and sustainable economy, - Identify and become aware of their skills, - Identify professions in the social, solidarity and sustainable economy and that this awakens vocations in some, - Feel useful and capable thanks to collective and individual pro bono missions (volunteering based on SKILLS also known as skills based sponsorship), - Mention/value this volunteering experience in their CV, motivation letter, during an interview or on Linkedin for example, - Be (more) open to exchanges with people of other generations, - Find a job in the months following the course or enroll in training to reorient themselves or develop other skills.
With APTE, we aimed to offer an innovative program leveraging the expertise of individuals and organizations with diverse skills. We designed a comprehensive journey that includes awareness workshops on sustainability, sessions focusing on skill identification, active involvement with an association for hands-on (Pro bono missions) experience, and facilitates interaction among job seekers through mentorship. APTE project aimed to address several needs related to the social and professional integration of jobseekers or people undergoing professional retraining. So we provided our participants with (1) knowledge about social, solidarity, and sustainable economics through theoretical workshops, (2) we helped them identify and become aware of their skills through practical engagements and pro bono missions (3)